Mrs Rothschild Goes to Chicago for Goods
Local note reports Mrs. Rothschild travels to Chicago to purchase goods. a brief update notes her activities and current mood.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
6
Local note reports Mrs. Rothschild travels to Chicago to purchase goods. a brief update notes her activities and current mood.
The Grand Army invites comrades wives and widows to a dinner at the Baptist church on Wednesday April 6 with tickets at twenty five cents. Relief Corps members should call 738 Black. Also the Home Builders class of the M E church hosts a box supper in the basement on Tuesday evening with all welcome.
The Garden club will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs N M Speidel. Mrs A L Griffith Mrs J G Maxwell Miss Edna Bridges and Mrs Edith Miller will lead the program. O I B called meeting of
Washington charter No 8 schedules initiation at 7 p m followed by a social hour. A dance and program will occur Thursday night at Odd Fellows hall for Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families with the program set to start at 8 o'clock sharp.
W F M S of M BE church will meet Friday with Mrs Bertha Phillips 601 West Main to note change of meeting place. Susan Coffey auxiliary of the West Chester M E church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Lizzie Van Sick le. Dow Memorial fund appeal urged. Regular Rebekah meeting Friday night at o clock. U P Woman's Missionary society meets Friday afternoon at 2 30 in church parlors led by Mrs Jennie Acheson with Mrs Owen speaking. Friendly Social club meets Friday April 1 at Mrs Will Easter replacing Tuesday April 5.
Regular meeting Wa E Saturday afternoon at 2 30. The k O W club will meet for dinner Saturday night at the home of Mrs R A Keeies AL members and their families are urged to be present.
The Fortnightly club music department meets Monday evening with Miss Marvy Hunter. Miss Lillian Minick reviews Mrs. H. H. Beach. Officers to be elected. Iowa blind women made towels sold through the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs. members should attend and be prepared to pay. Dr. F. W. Eastwood's Sunday school class hosts a social Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Harry Turner's. supper at 6 30, members bring covered dish sandwiches dishes and silver.
A progressive contract game awards 100 point trick score plus a game premium of 800 points non vulnerable or 400 points if vulnerable. The side with the higher total after four deals gets a 250 point bonus. With equal scores both sides share a 25 point bonus split among the four players.
A vessel passing through the Panama Canal can complete the voyage in ten to twelve hours with about three hours spent lifting and lowering through the locks.
Jerusalem sits on a quadrangular plateau half a mile square. The city is ringed by walls enclosing 2100 acres, bordered by deep valleys on three sides. The description notes a fortified urban area within natural defenses.
In Keota on March 20 Dr and Mrs Pershing marked their 39th anniversary while Mr and Mrs Young observed their 33rd. Dr Pershing and Mrs Pershing hosted dinner at Dawson Cafe before an evening at the Young home. Later in Keota a wedding occurred as Caldena Lillig wed Daniel Greiner at 7:39 AM with a breakfast reception for fourteen and a planned honeymoon.
Arlene and Lucille Robertson and Lee Sanders visited Glen Little’s home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lester Laubach welcomed an eight pound baby boy born Friday March 25. Glenn Robertson was a business visitor in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Mrs Walter Wolfe visited over Saturday night and Sunday at Artford Richardson’s. B R Senft and Artford Richardson were noted locals in the scene.
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings fill the community docket. Glenn Little and Curtis Snyder hosted visitors Friday and Saturday while Miss Lucille Beanblossom and Cleo Trier shared weekend calls with relatives. Families including the John Robertson, Royal Robertson, H. T. Carris, Harve Banks, John Wehr, and Clarence Lynn households spent time together across multiple homes.
Miss Nellie Manners reports L B Davidson of Kansas City and N C Davidson of Lenox Iowa visit Crawfordsville for their sister Mrs Smylie's funeral. The first toxin anti toxin diphtheria treatment was given to local schoolchildren Wednesday. Rev S F Wenger Mrs Cora McKee and Mrs Hurh S Davis traveled to Marengo Iowa for the Presbyterial meeting of the Women's Missionary Society. Lisle Anwyl returns to Mt Pleasant to resume college after a home vacation.
Two thousand years ago during Augustus era Rome largely relied on private water supplies drawn from the main by lead pipes. The pipes look as if installed by a contemporary plumber with a similar efficiency and design.
Evangelist Red Pecaut led revival services last night using Bible verses on faith and duty. The sermon titled volunteers urged commitment to God, with a special delegation from the K P lodge and invitations extended to all lodges to attend on preferred nights.
Classified ad promotes MELLO GLO face powder from Sherman Bros druggists. Claims reduce visible pores and wrinkles, provide a youthful complexion, and offer longer wear with a new French process. Describes smoothing application and shine reduction for all complexions.
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